So I’ve been kinda obsessed with Adam Haas lately – you know, the innovator guy? Wanted his updates straight to my eyeballs but man, it felt messy at first. Here’s exactly what I did, step-by-step.
Phase 1: My Epic Fail at Keeping Up
First off, I assumed finding Adam Haas stuff would be simple. Big mistake. I hopped onto big social sites like everyone else, typing his name into search bars. Stuff popped up, sure, but it was a total jumble – random fan posts, outdated articles, zero organization. I wasted a full week refreshing feeds like a maniac, missing actual news.
Then I tried signing up for email alerts using a super generic Adam Haas news search term. My inbox got flooded instantly with garbage – stock market noise, unrelated people named Adam, pure spam. I got maybe one useful thing buried in a hundred emails. Unsubscribed real quick.
Phase 2: Actually Getting Smart About It (Finally)
Okay, learned my lesson. Time for smarter moves.
Tip 1: Go Straight to the Source First
- I stopped messing around and just Googled Adam Haas’s own websites. Took maybe two minutes. Found his personal site and his company’s main page.
- Immediately scrolled down to the footer. Boom – found newsletter sign-up boxes right there, plain as day.
- Put in my email ONLY for those official ones. No more wild spam chases.
Tip 2: Make News Come to You (The Clean Way)
- Hooked up my Feedly account (any simple reader works).
- This time, I searched ONLY Adam Haas’s official blogs or channels.
- Added just those specific feeds. Now his new posts land in one tidy place, totally separate from noisy social media.
Tip 3: Pick One Good Info Hub
- Found one legit tech news site that covers Haas’s field really well.
- Set up a custom notification there just for “Adam Haas.” Set it to “new articles only,” not every mention. Way less noise.
Phase 3: How It Works For Me Now (Easy Mode)
Here’s the rhythm I settled into:
- Official newsletter hits my inbox. Skim it quick.
- Open Feedly couple times a week. Check ONLY his official feeds I added. Zero distractions.
- Glance at the notification from that one news site maybe once a week, if that newsletter seemed slow.
Done. Took some trial and error, but now keeping up feels effortless. No more endless scrolling, no inbox vomit. Just stick to the official pipes and one solid news source. Works like a charm.
